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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-01-14
WINTER SPORTS.
\ Carnival of Fun on the Lake-Yachting
and skating in Full Blast

a Carnival of Fun on the Yachting
and skating in Full Blast.
Since the formation of ice in the bay
skating and ice yachting have received
more attention than all the other carnival
sports. The ice is now in fine condition
and the speed attained by ice yachts is
something terrific. A large number of
yachts were out yesterday including the
Brownie" "Mosquito," "Nutcake,"
ovation NJ and others. The Brownie
the new yacht of Messrs. McKillip and
Lane, is a superb craft. In speed she
eclipses anything on the lake; she rides
easily and responds to her helm readily
A ride on the Brownie will give one a
pretty fair idea of being carried away by
a whlrlwind. With our fleet of nearly 80
boats, ice yachting ought to be one of the
leading attractions of the carnival AS
an eXhllarating and fascinating winter
sport nothing in the whole list surpaSses
1t, and no place in the country offers such
good facilities for the sport as Burlington
BY all means let it be one of the leading
features of the carnival
The skating is also fine. Male and fe-
male were out in force yesterday and miles
OF smooth ice furnished opportunity to
enjoy the sports. The boys were provided
with sails and the peculiar craft were
gndlng ana shooting about between the
fleet of yachts in Il bewildering manner
Lake Cnamplain furnishes rare sport
these days and the season has only fairly
begun.
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From Well Known Conductor on tn q
Central Vermont Railrnnd

one evening | spraiued my ankle badly
Used Neurotlc On that night, and in the morn
ing was able to resume my duties as usual
Neurotlc on Is certainly a wonderful remedy
think there Is nothing like il to take out
soreness, and would not be without It,
ZoO,dod&w6t .. PHlPPS.
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Vermont Produce Market.

NERGESNES, Jan. 8.
Butter quiet at Is to - cents per pound
selections % cents per pound some new but
ter Ut - cents per pound; eggs. advancing, 80
cents per dozen; chickens, 10 to IL cents per
pound; beans,Sl tolls; per bushel; potatoes.
30 to 40 cents per bushel; apples, quiet beef.
AZ to cents per pound pork, 3 to jl9 cents per
pound; hay, S. to $40 per ton.
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Number OF dcpOstors JAM !, 1887 ......,. .5,l1I
Average to each dcpositor ...............s 29 r
The coporatOrs elected James a. Shedd
president, in place of Henry LOOMS, de
ceased, and o. j. Walker, vice president,
in place of Mr.. Shedd, promoted The fol
lowing board of trustees were elected
Charles +. Ward, John l.. Mason,
Charles p. Smith. George w. Wales
John i. Barstow, Willard Crane, Henry
Greene. In the new board, Cen Barstow,
Mr.. Crane and Mr.. Greene take the places
of Mr.. LOOMS and Mr.. Pope, deceased,
and Judge Shaw, who declined IA reelec
ton. In accepting his declinature, several
corporators including all but one of the
board of trustees, expressed in decided
terms their appreciation of the fidelity and
value of Judge Shaw's services as trus
tee and attorney of the bank, and of the
loss sustained by the board in his retire
ment. The trustees will elect the treas
urer and clerk, at an early meeting.
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Nj 4 RRIt.ID.

sMrTH-voTRY-I In Fairfax, Jan: ., b. Rey
c. a Notey, father of the brldc, Rev e. II.
Smith of warren, and Mss Martha l. Votey
Of Fairfax.
PERRY. NICHOLS. In Wlliston. VT Jan.
3, 1887, at the r, sidcucc of MIR. Htt mon Nichols,
10y the Rev. s. ID. b kIn>. Mr.. Henry +. Perry,
of richmond and Miss Eta Nichols of VIII
liStOn.
PACKARD BLooD,-In Milton, Vt, at the
Cong egatl, nal parsonage, on Wednesday,
January 8. by Rev. j IN l.. Sewal. Mr.
Charles A Packard and Miss Hattie NJ Blood
both of Essex, Vt
D.vIs- TRACY In thi- city, Jan 3, 1881
by Rev. f. =. Gould, at the residence of Mr.
Tracy, Pitkn 81, Mr.. Edwin j. Davis of this
city and Miss Ida Tracy Richmond. Vt.
HARRIs-CUTTING.- In this city, Jan 3, 1887,
10y Rev. L. g. Ware MIR. Oscar G.. Harris of
stowe, VI. and Miss II. May Cutting of Min
neapolis, Mlnn.
HALL-HICKEs. In Hardwick, j anuary 9Th,
by Rev. :. H. Brigham, Mr.. GEE. A. Hall of
Burlington and Nils julia a. Hickes of FAIR
fax.
FULLER GsiSENGLR.-In CT icago. Jan. ;,
1887. 10y Ney. WItlidm VI Lawrence, u. D., j..
NJ. Fuller and Kate NJ. Geiscuger, both of
Chicago, | J.
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Butter Observation-Disclosures fair. receipts
light, market dull, with no material change
IRON last week : quotations. The general
price ran from 20 to % and ~ cents with IA
few extra new milch daires selling at - to -
cents Shipment, POI tubs. Eggs Strictly
fresh eggs brought from IS to 30 cents.
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IMPORTANT.

A void all steam AM Cdors from cook iag
and their evil effects in the house by the use
of the
Combination Steam Kettle and Cocker
A common sense, therefore quick Sc ling
artic @. Costs only half, End wo'th 'wicc as
much as other cook rs. AGENTS WANTED.
Sen1 for circulars. II. W. MITCHELL.
2l,w5w Brutt chorO, Vt.
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II publicity, dcscrtlUn, All G uses PARTIES in
amy state, advice ee \ dress WIN. WILLS,
Ogdcnsburg. y. Y. 2g,jw
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ri I'D.

HAsKINs In Essex Junction. VT Jan. e,
1881, Ida a. Haskins, youngest sister OF Mrs.
ii. j. Bal, aged q yeas.
HUTcHHds.- In this city, January Sth, Rev.
Henry c. Hutohiugs.
LAMoRA.-ln tn city, Jan. II. of Bright's
disease, lohn Is lrmora, aged 80 years.
Montreal papers please copy.
CHAsE.-At Dorchester. VI, Jan II, Mrs
toXauna Chase, wii"w ut the late Rev. John
Chase. IN the ga \. ar OF h,r Az,
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COASTING ACCIDENTS.
A 1raverse ColIides " 18th "A Team at Mont.
pelier-Serious Results q

AS Plummer Benjamin and Mrs. Hattie
Dodge of Montpelier, in team, We're cross
ing East State street at Main street in that
place Saturday, II traverse struck the
cutter, wrecking it completely and throw
ing the occupants ont. Mr.. Benjamin was
dragged quite "A distance, but held the
lines and succeeded in stopping the horse
Mrs. Dodge fell on her face and shoulders
and WAS picked up unconscious,
though not seriously injured. The skin
on one side Of her face was badly lacerated
and her shoulder considerably bruised.
The traverse which struck the cutter con
tanned eight boys. with Richard Standsh
steering lie was the most severely
bruised, striking astride one of the beam,
or the sleigh which was broken out and
causing hernia. The other boys were
more or less bruised but not seriously.
This is the first accident since coasting
was lnaugurated here and would not have
happened mad the parties in the sleigh
needed the warning gwen them. The bal
Inns have very kindly given the privilege
TO coast on East State street after !
O'Clock in the evening, and as guards are
placed at all street crossings there is but
little danger from accident
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THE CARNIVAL FUND.

The finance committee of the carnival
have been delayed by pressure of business
incident to the first of the year in getting
at the work of raising funds They will
begin action vigorously this morning,
however, and close the matter up in a lew
days. There isa large fund already signed
ana promised anG no difficulty will be eX-
perienced i'll getting all that the commit
tee need.
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Another Brattleboro,

Charles Cnapn, a 10 years old Brattle-
boro boy, received serious injuries 5 tur-
day while sliding down the new chute.
Some of his companions had dared him to
make the attempt, which he did When
near the bottom he turned and waved his
hand III triumph but this caused him to
up over, and his nose was broken badly
and the flesh around one of his eyes was
torn. He will probably be badly dis.
figured for life.
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BURLINGTON. Jan. II, lsS1.
Eggs are higher this week, but butter
remains unchanged. Fresh smelt and
behring's are in market. Meats and poul-
try are unchanged. The following are
to-days quotations:
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ANTl-BIEECUS
PILLS,

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver, Bile, Indigestion, etc. Free from her
curry contains only Pure Vegetable Ingredients
Agent; T.. N, CRITTENT0N, New York.
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BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK


AT the annual meeting of the corpora
tors of the Savings bank held Wednesday
Nlcc'Presldent James a. Shcdd presided.
Inc treasurer presented his report show
ing gain in deposit, for the year of nearly
one hundred thousand dollars, and very
handsome addition to the surplus and
profit accounts, which now aggregate
nearly Sl20,oO0. The total expenses are
fve-siXteenths of one per cent of the
average amount of deposits. The figures
Ill detail are rs follows.
ABSTRACT OFTREAsuRER's REposT.
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Aiwuys Rentiy for IL bargain.

DukolU ItA.
Willis q miniater was preaching last
Sunday in Dakota town which ia having
boom, man in the congregation who
waa sitting near window rose and said
II beg your pardon, Elder, but jual onc
word" "Go on, Descon." There arc q
couple Oh big, TAT men, witt look as if thcy
might be capitalists, outside here looking
at the churchysrd." "What's that?'
Couple o fat.laokipg capitalists hanging
over the fence and acting 'stf they want
ed 10 buy the lots the church is on" ais
that sol" replied the minister, beginning
to get excited and stepping up on the ats,
rail to Tee out; you 90 right GU. and
talk to them, brother; 80 right out and
tend to the matter. Give them an cp.
ton on it, aud if they've got the money to
buy this real estate ven snake this church
OF into the Street SO quick it will make
their heads swim.n
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Rl.DCOhrS At i.ODYKE,
IIomo-SmnshIhI mt MISUNDERSTANDING

om"-SmnshIhI mt Misunderstanding by
EnelI.h In Irrinud.
Eo!Vlf (ht'UHl hh,r IN Nrootyn Edgi,.
Hall 81 doEcn crowharp went into the
mud plaster wall. Hho eviclora heyan on
june Shy handing on. II few hita Of email
furniture, n can Of milk and bundle Of
l!owGrH. There last characturiatirp were
seized md kept by Davitt ~ " touching
memcn.o Of tho occasion. Tho night was
q phaHily one. a hstlslead, an Interesting
old cupboard pevon or eight laot high and
other things were being Rnlashod M by
blowa isOm acdg'H which wero whirIing
about oYtrOnu'ahead. lnrge piecosof them
were pnDe,d 0ut Of windowr two feet
sQun'e, Tho command, "by lours,
march !" cont tho rdcoa,H trampinp aIong
tho road. Tho visitors closed In behind
them. a lcrnnmjDg crowd followed.
Anybody who MAYER heard tho ltish yell
may hs Interested 10 know It ID ahBollto.
" identical In key Hnd cns,oncu with thu
Indian war whoOp. Ono man and ono
little group remained. Tho lhan VIA
John Liddy, who stock gazing blankly ut
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the piled up heap Of his demolished
furniture. Tho group consisted Of bill
wife, with streaming eyes, graspinp
pretty. fair.hailed child Of about 4 years
and Michael Dhvitt, with tears In bis eyes
comforting them, and dividing tho low
ers with them. ~
The second was far more dramatic and
exciting. It was at tho houne Of the
widow MacNamgra. A hole was soon
made, about three feet by two, at The
height OF mans watnt from the ground
When the last big blocks toll inward amid
. binding cloud Of dust he shouted: ICE,
in, my men; get In" But saying and do,
ing are different things. Tho hole was
filled by the faces OF a family-three
sturdy young fellows. two hne.lookinp
young women and the pleasant old face oil
On SO.year widow, surrounded with its
v, wRhlts'irilled cap, In tits background.
There they all stood shoulder to shoulder.
II was evident from their act teeth and
flashing ewes thnt they had not the slight.
est idea Of giving way. "Get In, my men
get In, will your yelled the leader. MOI
they. The cowsrdly jailbirds stood skulk.
ing. Not a man etirred.
Inspector Jenninea, in charge OF the
cons!abalary, called to his men to ret tn.
The Royal Irish arc not men who hesitate.
Three OF them leaped at the gap. The men
and women inside fought like tisers to
puah them back. Croker, Of Ballyna.
garde, came forward, enchanting: my
people were beaten with sticks" state.
meent which Father Glyun's joky young
prieat, met with the setort, "You're q
IarW md appealed 10 all present to con.
firm him, which they did. Then the
women inside got hold Of the croybars
and flung them out.
l entered the house, and found the
struggle beginning between the tenanta
and the Sheriff. II want you to move
out" said The latter, personal---very.. 1--WE
won't move" shouted tho former. "Let
them put you out. Don't s.ir!" yelled
ha!i dozen voices through the opening.
DaVitt's voice WIS audible above them sli,
exhortsng the old lady in Irish, 30 as not
to be understood, 10 lie down on the bed
and force them TO cary her out. The
men seizsd her, aud the sons spraus for.
ward to protect their old mother. Once
mora all was confusion. The old lady
conquered, and retired brea.bless but IN.
ev!Gted into corner, while the brave
balliU turned to tho two daughters. There
Ii, perhspa no reason why I should not
add that at this point in the proceedings
1 had the pleasure Of exchanging few
blows with one Of Lhe crowbsr men,
whom l cav Htrike Kate MacNamsra with
his titt on tho breast, and who attempted
them.
At last the end csme--tho tenan.s were
hustled to tho opening. Croker put his
broad shoulders behind them, the crowbar
men piled Themselves against him, and
out they all went with rush, No sooner
was plucky Kate MacSamara in the Dir
taan eho spraug upon the ruins OF her
home, beckouing for silence with her
hand, and shouted slowly at the top other
voice: Three cheers for the plan Of cam.
pa'sn." l have never heard such cheers
IN my life.
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CHICAGO, June Observation-Disclosures lO5O1 head
taSoa; shlpDnE steers 81 5AI -. ttockrrs nnl
i@aH's u @aS u; COWS buiiS and mixed ST ~,
"; Texas CHuc S!nm2f IS uogs-Rr4rIr.s iG DC
slchd ShIrmeuts |, h9 head market weak aud Sa
hud ehrp'ng ). 90ah 10: light S. 7hli Is. shrulCe
hc cir@ WV mad; shipments none: market
A!eAHf; natives 81 93a. 81; wcstcra 81 5NaS Is:
Texans 81 oolt15' lambs 81 t0Ai w.
FAST l.inEhry lunc22, -CaitlC-- Recetn,3 o. head
~ 10 ihsr to enoa 81 LIN ~: common s 7Sa, Of
| lloES- Receipts 500 head shipments 1850 head
n'HTsgt "ct!vu; i'hitn'ttphiNs IS 3n5 ID; YORKER,
Slgnh "o common md iights5 tOa5 H. shrrI--Rc
'Slhh wv htth; shipments 400 hcnd: ,nafkc
du!'; mimos loaf .; iir to good 81 i0ay IS; com
m"a ibo"s 20; spring lambs 81 7jli IS,
GlEciNNATl. o., juno 29-llogs quiet; commo,
] ann !lEht sShMi 10; packing nnd butchers Fl UJ
W; receipts I5OO head: khlrnenls ~ hru.i
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Il il the duty Of every person who has
used BOschtes German syrup to let its
wonderful! qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Oou2Ea, Cronp, Agthm", pncumona, and
in TACT eli throat and lung dlseasra. No
person can use it without immediate re.
l'ef: Three doaes will relieve any case,
and we consider it tho duty Of ali Drug.
elats TO recommend tito the poor, dying
consnmp:ive. at Ieaat to Try one hottie, es
S0W0 dozoc hoLtioa wc:a roli Inst year,
and no QUO case whore i! fsiled was re.
ported. Such medicine o. the German.
Syrup cannot bo too widely known. Ask
your drnssis: about it. Sample hot.lea to
try, cold at 10 cents. Regular s!zc, Is
cents. Sold by NJ! druggists and Dealers,
III the Un.:o,, States and Cbnlda. ptw
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Blood Elixir is thu only Blood Kennedy
guaranteed. 1t IL q positive cure for vi.
Gers, ETuptions or Syphilitc Poisoning.
1t puriti1s the whole syBtnm, and ban.
ishes aIl Rheumatic and Neurnlg!c paipe.
We guarantee il. Logan Il Gu. and G.
MenSen0lar. q
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the children. They AFRO especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy positive cure. iRayes
hours Of arS!ous watching. Sold by Lo-
gan " Go. En'! q. MsnS.nallar.
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Plain L,nllI.

There ia preseryatiye principle in
sczodont that eaectually preserves the
teeth from tccay. Chemists pronounce il
wholesome. Rich and po1r endorse it.
No lady over tried it without appproving
its cleansing and purifying properties. It
out-aells al! other Len,itricea. Ask 10. Sozo-
don't, and take no substitute.
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THOMAS J, Nrs.n%G, Esl, go, Pine street.
from catarrh forthrrc years. Al times cmlli
hHrdly breathe. and wins constantly hawking
and splitting. and tor tho lust eight months
could not breathe through The noatrits.
thought nothing could Re done Tor M. Lack
Krncdy. and ! nm row Il well man. l"rvr
1t 10 b0 the only sure remedy for Catnrrh nov
manufactured, Gnd ono lEIs only 10 give II II
fair trini III experience astounding results und
Il prrInAnCilt cure.
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"Un,old Agony from, Ca;arrb.n

Prof. W. HArsSER, tho famous mcsncr:st,
Of Hhdcd. n. l.. writes: Some ten yeats ago
l suffered untold agony from chronic nns.ll
incurn6lc and sa mi must dc My clisS wis Us
such n bad one. that every day, towards sun.
set. my voice would become SO hunrac cuulL
barely speak above whisper. IN tie morning
my coughing md clearing Of my throat would
Catarrh Remedy. In three months, WINS II well
lnan, and the cure has been pcrmnNCnt."
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Nights 10 the complaint Of thousands
enileting from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughn, etc. Did you Ovor try Arket'a
EngiBh Remedy? 1t IL the hest prepa.
ration known for Hll Lung rroublev, sold
on . positive guarantee at it}c., 5tc. Logan
II Co. md g. Mrnk"mnl'er. /
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ItlIIiInh

That arc lretInl, peeviuh, croaa. or troubled
with Windy Collie, TocLhing Palma, or
Stomach Disorders, can he relieved nj
once by uBing hcker'a Baby Soother. II
conlainH no Opium or Morphine, hence Ia
mie. Price Is cunta, Sold by Logan &
20. and q. Monkemeler. 6
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Oh CITY. Pa June! .-Opcued At ca, "a. highest
Gtr: lowest G!IGc! GlNt4! Il, G4t,: Miles I1i en-
barrels; 'taran@~ 5gS.vNO barrels; charters H5t
barrels; shipments Il4E4 harrolE.
NEW York. June .! Petroleum dull; oncnctl
At Gahc:, highest @t4o; lowest G2Jic; closed IT
o. *: Nalct 73ACOo barrels
fthAhf1En, "a Juno =. -Opeucd nj GaJsc: closed
n t31nc. highest Gi.sc; l0weS. 6tsc; ciearances
lGb,OU Datrcf.
NrnpuKGM, JUue9a Petroleum tlul, hut Steady:
oGcnt n. G&O; closed d, Gic h.ehcA, G3i.c; iowtsy
G-51c
TtTusvIllE, "a June 2!.-Opcncl at Gle; highrs,
6Jlac; lowest 6!!I4c: closed n, t3lsc.
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SYMPTOMS or CATANnlI.-null

SYMPTOMS OF CiTAlERgT.-Dull
heavy headache, obstruction of tho nlsal
passages, discharges falling from the head
Into the throat, something's prorusc, watcry,
and e:crid, at Others, thick, tenacious mucous,
purlilent, bloody and pnirld: the eyes are
weak, watcry, and ni!amctl; there Is ringing
In the cars. deafness. hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, cNpGctOratiOn OF offensive
matter. together with scabs from ulcers; the
voice Is changed and has q nasal twaug; the
breath Is Offensive; smell and tus;n ur. i'm
paircd; there Is sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, u backing cough ind gen.
crll debility. Only q few OF tho NbOvr-ttttncd
symptoms are likely to be present In any one
case. Thousands OF cases annually. without
manlfcsting half Of the above symptoms. re-
suit In consumption, and end In the grave.
No disease Is so common. more deceptive md
dangerous, or less understood by phJsiCiAns.
by lis mild, soothing. and healing properties.
DR.. Sagc's CHtarrh Remedy clirrs the worst
CAGES Of Catarrh, "coIG In the head, -
Coryzn, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; 20 ccuts,
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Dry fnu,fs.

HKw YonK, June 0.-An Irregular demand wn,
presented, but on II whOle tho market wn,
quiet ~ sNlr~, though on previous engagement.
luIwRrdlngs WI ~ worry large.
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Dr.. VIM. i. ia~ctt, Adrian, Mich, sayp:
VI have found it particularly usctnl in tho
norvoua diu0rlcrB OF wonIGn." rrhpSw
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While there may hs m over production
Of ioolu, there 10 0lNayn room Tor moro
wins men.
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''"''"'t" "hS ~, ioS't'
rIlESwI$K AAnKRr,
Arrivals this wee G9l6
AfhFhh fH%t Huek''' .,...,.... tttH
ArTvhh one yeht ISO...,."., .,.,".,. 6,2iS
RENAME.
Thenish iAlt supply Of hogs on tho market ills
week, Soui" l,pO head more than hast week. The
qualify IL quite M gn0A M II WAS then Tnle In TO-
ported good lnnl thryarnS, and nj ptIcCst4c higher
ihnn Inst Muddy. QuntntoNS 7n7]ir. with mostly
Nil SALES nj NV not, OF thu rec, FITS 600 head
cnmu over Tho pennsylvania Rsiroati nui 40 head
over the llalli nort Il ohio knltOnd.
Cl.AIEaDST LIVE slOcK MANKEr,)
HALTiNonE, June ~, 1877.
Al hogs and sheep sold IN these yards by t.
A Hlackshrtu NM nj gross weight
RcruipN this wrus 4, IEl nrnd III hogs, against
| III hrnd LAST wcoE; rough hugs selling NJ $3.50;
fuir to gdtKi o. g.
ARhIvAiA of LIVE aTUCK.
At CtartrlOni Stock lartts ria baltimore & Ohto
RniIrWu for wax o.iiug Junr ~,
ihO cans, containing III cattle, II cnlycs, 300
ticett and !aaht ba7b hogs, Ia horses, Y fttirs,
HhplncrM 10 Philadelphia, etc., Ahl cattle, 7nbi
sheep ma lambs, WI hogs, ~! horsuS. '''"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

Better that ons guilty mun should rpcspe
than that twelve innocent mon ahould
sui!er,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

"HlF s'EFlU ''U9.JT7VNT. NiIG lIG.
Just oui," toe cunning druggist sid,
"liut here's Il liquid warranted IL he
tSe003" TIE patron tHrHeI Hfii fed,
Asking, ''Do ynu suppose don't
Know nO.lNNs Gllltls auX JpOSTHn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

"SrALplSa's GLUE" useful in every
houee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
SitSD

The silver in q Blaui dollar is to-day
worth IS cents.